Polls: Food & Beverage

There are many choices for where you can prepare and cook food. We may use different things, depending on the type of food, how long it takes to cook, and personal preferences.

Culinary aficionados would like to know... Which do you use most often?

if you have any that aren't on this list "because i know not evan half of them are on the list i made" feel free to comment them down below.

What I mean is that the edibles they produce are mostly a very fine combination of sugar, salt and fats and then sell it to us. That stuff is potentially addictive.

And the sodas and energy drinks and whatnot also containing more sugar than the acceptable amount for our bodies.

Once I saw a short documentary about it (sugar, salt, fats) I feel like shopping in the grocery store will never be the same again. Scoping for products, that aren't overloaded with sugar, salt and fats is challenging and the harmless choices narrow down to what? Not much.

Vegetables, fruits, nuts, noodles, rice, bread, milk, cheese, eggs, oatmeal, oil, meat (non-processed) and water? Can't even get sauces without sugar, salt and fats.

Me doesn't even salt my cooked meals because inevitably one ingredient or more comes with salt, sugar and fat.

Continuing my series of questions regarding one of my favorite foods, I'm moving to how the steak is prepared. Specifically what temperature do you like your steak cooked? I grew up with parents who always cooked to well done (no pink). It was good but then I always didn't know any difference. I found anything less than well done gross, until I ate less done steaks. I slowly moved down the scale from well done to medium well, to medium and now prefer my steaks cooked at medium rare or rare depending on the cut.

So how about you? What temperature do you like your steaks cooked at?